Funeral Services for Tadlock Vicinity Resident Held at Mechanicsville
The funeral for Tadlock, who died at his residence on Longstreet, was held at Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist Church with ministers from Pilgrim Holiness and Baptist churches officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Members of Trophy Council No. 29 Junior Order of United American Mechanics conducted grave services. pallbearers and flowerbearers were named from the order and local organizations. A large turnout attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iff Tadlock
Longstreet
Mechanicsville Primitive Baptist Church
Te Nuth
Pilgrim, Holiness Church
P. J. Washburn
Baptist Church
Trophy Coyneil
Order of United American Mechanics
R. BE. L. Hayworth
PD. J. Moser
J. D. Ellington
C. H. Lambeth
W. D. Simmons
C. A. Lily
T. ¥. Holcomb
J.T. Hiatt
Annie Manass
Bessie Gallimore
Pearl McLeod
Ruth Hunshaw
W. FE. Richardson
Nine new corporations chartered in North Carolina
Raleigh reports nine new corporations certified by Secretary of State W. N. Everett on the first day. Firms include Grace Hosiery Mills Inc Burlington Hose Drug Company Charlotte Rainbow Camp Association Inc Charlotte Arcadia Cotton Mills Inc North Charlotte and others with authorized capital from 10 000 to 100 000 and various subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
W. N. Everett
Grace Hosiery Mills, Inc
Burlington
R. A. Maynard
J. E. Moore
E. H. Scott
J. I. Some
M. J. Abernathy
Hickory
F. W
P. L. Stone
B. B. Kittrell
G. T. Gardner
Grifton
Union Oil Company
Asheville
W. H. Cornelius
H. C. Parvis
Daniel M. Hodges
Arcadia Cotton Mills, Inc
North Charlotte
R. H. Johnston
J. S. Wilcox
T. C. Guthrie
Charlotte
Marion Holding Corporation
Marion
W. W. Guy
J. L. Morgan
L. J. P. Cutlar
J. W. Winborne
Marion T. & J. Coffee Company
Albemarne
General Mercantile
W. H. Tucker
H. T Tucker
Albemarle
M. T. Tucker
Midland
First Annual Y W C A Wrestling Meet Attracts Interest
The first annual Y M C A wrestling meet draws strong interest with over 25 entrants. The event in the Y gymnasium starts at 7:39 PM Friday and includes seven weight classes from bantam to unlimited, plus two boy classes fly weight and mosquito weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. CC
National Council
Republicans Move On Middle District Posts In North Carolina
Greensboro March 16 Brownlow Jackson of Hendersonville leads about 75 GOP leaders meeting at the King Cotton hotel to decide on assignments for the new middle district. Johnson J Hayes is favored for the district judgeship with several other offices to be allocated among western district officers. Temporary appointments already made point to continued turnover as the committee selects district attorney and marshal posts with Blaylock opposed by Jones and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Enterprise
Brownlow Jackson
Hendersonville
G.O.P
King Cotton Hotel
Johnson J. Hayes
Western Court
R. L. Blaylock
Odell Jones
Danbury
William
Concord
Gavin
Sanford
Standford
Stoneville
Mott
Winston-Salem
Hughes
Hillsboro
McCrary
Lexington
Marshall
Dorothy Campbell Hurd Headlines Southeastern Championship
Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd of Philadelphia, former women's champion, is among the outstanding entrants as the Southeastern championship tournament opens in Augusta Georgia. Qualifying rounds were set for this morning with match play to begin tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurd Patry
Augusta
Dorothy Campbell Hurd
Philadelphia
Nationalists Claim Capture of Pengpy and Anhui
Peking reports the Kuomintang Frets claim nationalists have taken Pengpy and Anhui with no independent confirmation. If true, the advance could threaten the Tientsin railway and disrupt General Chang Tsung-Chang’s Shanghai defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Kuomintang Frets
Pengpy
Anhui
Tientsin
Chang Tsung-Chang
Shanghai
Guilford Jurors Find Luther Watson 9 Guilty in Manslaughter
Special to the Enterprise Greensboro, Mar 16. Luther Watson, a Black man, was found guilty today of manslaughter in the wreck that crushed Drexall Brown’s skull on the Stokesdale Oak Ridge road. The jury returned a guilty verdict but Watson awaits sentence. Henry Sharp pled guilty to slandering his wife and assaulting her with a March 9 incident. Prayer for judgment in both cases continued to May 3 with sentence then announced. Attorneys outlined a separation agreement including a 112 acre farm, child custody, and monthly support for five children as long as they are under age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TRE Enterprise
Greensboro
Luther Watson
Drexall Brown
Stokesdale
Oak Ridge
Brown
Watson
Henry Sharp
Sharp
John Tyson Williams Dies in Randolph County at 79
John Tyson Williams died at his son Russell Williams home in Union township Randolph County NC on Saturday March 12 after a year of declining health. He was born October 1847 and aged 79 years 4 months 4 days. He helped organize Welch Memorial church and was a charter member and steward in High Point and New Hope Methodist Protestant churches. Surviving are his wife Elizabeth Vincannon Williams and twelve children including W Russell Williams, Noah Williams, Yancey Williams, Lacy Preston Williams, and two daughters plus fifteen grandchildren. The community honors him as a long respected citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thom Williams
Russell Williams
Union Township
Randolph County
North Carolina
Ned
Martha William
Guilford County
High Point
Pisgah M. EB
D. I. Garner
East
New Hope
Welch Memorial Church
Elizabeth Vincannon
Noah Williams
Hannah Crawford
Martha Laughlin
Seagrove
N. C
Route 2
John Tyson Williams
Elizabeth Vincannon Williams
W. Russell Williams
O. J. Sink
Yancey C. Williams
Biltmore
Lacy Preston Williams
Detroit
Mich
S. C. Stewart
Burlington
C. E. Durham
Leaksville
Men urged to play the game of life at First Reformed
Large crowds heard Rev. H A Fesperman of Greensboro at First Reformed in a Men’s Night evangelistic service. He urged men to live honestly in business and morally, stressing church leadership and personal faith. Services continue tonight as Young People’s Night with city youths invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Feyperman
Greensboro
First Reformed Church
E. T. Hedrick
Old Rugged Crags
Burlington
Latham to Provide Station for Buses in Greensboro
The J. E. Latham company will build a central bus station fronting 60 feet on East Market Street below the King Cotton hotel and extending 110 feet back. Architect Harry Simmonds designs the handsome depot with seating for over 100 and full public terminal conveniences. cost not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
J. E. Latham
East Market Street
King Cotton Hotel
Harry Simmonds
Welborn Furniture Company Declared Bankrupt in Shelby
By order of Judge E Y Webb the Welborn Furniture company of High Point is adjudged bankrupt. The petition filed February 23 names Referee C C Frazier. Greensboro is appointed to manage affairs and may run or sell the business for creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
E. Y. Webb
Shelby
Welborn Furniture Company
High Point
C. C. Frazier
Air Mail Committee to Meet in Kernersville
George Stansbury chairman of the triangle cities air mail committee has called a general meeting for Thursday morning at Kernersville. A report from the sub committee and the choice of landing field will be heard and possible action will be taken to secure an option on the favored site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
George Stansbury
Triangle Cities Air Mail Committee
Kernersville
Bank Robbery in Billings Exceeds Viable Cash and Bonds
Eight robbers overpowered a night watchman and two bystanders, blew the vault of the Bank of Billings in Billings Missouri, and fled with 3000 dollars in cash and 20000 to 30000 dollars in liberty bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Bank of Billings
Billings
Here
Cottonseed Crush Totals Hit New High for Period
Washington March 15 AP Cottonseed crushed from August 1 to February 28 totaled 4,951,671 tons, up from 4,478,441 tons a year earlier. Cottonseed on hand at mills on February 28 stood at 15 percent or 528 tons, down from 744,246 a year ago. Crude oil produced 1,471,752,045 pounds, on hand 155,680,433 pounds. Refined oil produced 1,189,01,015 pounds, on hand 460,721,68% pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Frank Linney Recommended as Judge of New District
President Coolidge was asked by W P Few of Duke University to appoint Frank Linney of Watauga County North Carolina as judge of a newly created North Carolina district. Senator Overman introduced Few and other delegations to the president who also urged appointment of Johnson Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Linner
Watauga County
North Carolina
President Coolidge
W. P. Few
Duke University
Few
Coolidge
Overman
Johnson Hayes
Priges Range Low At Auction Sale
Prices ranged to $48 per front foot as four of ten lots totaling 300 feet of English street business frontage sold yesterday afternoon. George T. Wood and G. Y. Stone owned the property at the end of the street opposite Knox Upholstery, but sale stopped due to unsatisfactory bids. Final total for the sale was $3,870. N. C. Hines Inc. conducted the auction with W. H. Matthews as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Street
George T. Wood
G. Y. Stone
Knox
JL. R. Lanier
R. B. Garrett
J. L. Lackey
N. C. Hines, Inc., Auction Realtors
Winston-Salem
W. H. Matthews
Potatoes Market Notes From Chicago Report
Potatoes receipts 95 cars on track 200. Total U. S and S shipment 671. Demand and trading very slow. Market slightly weaker. Wisconsin sacked round whites 185 200, mostly 190 195. Idaho sacked rus sets 265 285.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S&s
Wisconsin
Idaho
Chicago Dairy Prices and Receipts Report
Butter prices eased with 5,976 tubs received across creamery categories including extras at 48 and 47 percent, firsts at 46 to 47 percent, and seconds at 45 to 46 percent. Eggs rose with 14,227 cases received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mar
New York Cotton Opens Unchanged as May Tops 13.85
The New York cotton market opened steady, May futures up to 13.85 and October to 14.18 on renewed buying from yesterday’s cover, with reports of no weakening in the southern spot market. Liverpool futures were higher but lagged yesterday’s advance. some southern selling and profit taking eased prices by a few points. Early activity was quiet. the day’s opening quotes were Mar 13.71, May 13.84, Jul 14.01, Oct 14.18, Dec 14.33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
Liverpool
Wide Selection of Fast Color Fabrics and Dress Goods
Advertises fast color yard goods including 36 inch prints 18 82 inch dress ginghams and romper cloth. Highlights unbleached pajama checks 38 inch sheeting and Sea Island cheese cloth plus broadcloth voile and rayon options in solid colors stripes and plaids. Emphasizes low prices and variety for home sewing.
New Orleans Cotton Prices Rise Early on Bullish Weather Report
Cotton prices moved higher after opening with gains of one to three points. May and other months advanced to 13.86, 18.96, and 14.05, all two to four points above yesterday's close. The bullish weekly weather and crop report supported futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Wall Street Opens Mixed As Stocks Jostle For Direction
Opening stock market today shows uneven moves with Bald win up 1 percent Case Threshing Machine up 1 percent and Loews up 1 percent Pan American Western B and Continental Can hit new low records while several popular rails slipped fractionally in early trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baldwin
Case
Loews
Foreign exchange quotas and rates in New York listings
Foreign exchanges in New York show demand and cable rates for multiple currencies. Quoted values include Great Britain at 48544 and 485916, France around 391391 and 39744, Germany 237214, and Japan Tokyo 4925 with Shanghai 60 and Montreal 99.81 54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Poland 1159; Czecho Slovakia
Jugo Slavia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Tokyo
Shanghai
Montreal
Man Sentenced to Four to Five Years for Killing Federal Agent
William Bennison was sentenced to four to five years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the killing of federal drug agent W. E. Grant during a Greenville highway chase. Judge James L. Webb set the term with hard labor, rejecting defense affidavits alleging juror bias. Bennison showed visible emotion as the sentence was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendersonville
Mar
William Bennison
W.E. Grant
Greenville
Here
State Penitentiary
James L. Webb
Webb
Weaver Seeks 20000 Feet For Baltimore Weaving Plant
Frank Sizemore of the local chamber reports a Baltimore manufacturer seeks 20000 feet of floor space to install a weaving plant in High Point near a water source. He replies that water is abundant and available, noting many factories already use it without high costs. Miss Dellie Hollett of Woolman School will speak at Central Friends church on the mid week supper program detailing the school’s activities and tour. Former Senator O E Mendenhall will introduce her as toastmaster, with Norman and Arthur Fidler handling music and local committee members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Worth
Horace S. Haworth
W. F E. Linthicum and Company
Haworth
Deep River
High Point
Worth
Moffitt
Frank Sizemore
Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore
Sizemore
Deliie Hollett
Woolman School
Pennsylvania
Central Friends Church
Miss Hollett
South
Archdale
Springfield
Guilford College
Librarian speaks at college on Friends in Print
Miss Marianne Martin the local public library librarian addressed High Point College students on Friends in Print. She cited Lord Jim and 93 and poems Enslaved and Hounds of Hell and urged analyzing book characters to judge potential friendships and the value of treating book people as friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianne Martin
High Point College
Veteran catcher mentors rookies on pitching in spring camp
Jack Onslow, not a pitcher by trade, leads the pitching staff for Bucky Harris in Tampa during spring training. His guidance helps rookie pitchers learn tricks and refine their mechanics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Onslow
Bucky Harris
Tampa
Flia
Jardine Invited to Speak at Atlantic Cotton Association Meet
Secretary of Agriculture W. M. Jardine is asked to attend the Atlantic Cotton Association sessions in April. The event in the South Atlantic cotton states will draw over 600 dealers and officials from across the United States and abroad. Heads of the New York and New Orleans exchanges and the Chicago board of trade are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
The
Atlantic Cotton Association
Alabama
W. M. Jardine
New York
New Orleans
Chicago Board of Trade
Leviathan seizure targets Arch Selwyn whisky crate find
Two crates of assorted whiskies and beer were seized on the liner Leviathan near a suite used by Arch Selwyn theatrical producer. Selwyn was ordered to appear at the customs house for interrogation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arch Selwyn
Selwyn
Customs House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Linthicum
Tadlock City
Mechanicsville
Guilford
Junior Lodge
County Commissioners
al Rankin
T. R. Foust
Oakshade
High Point Township
Greene School
Gideonville
Alamance
Rankin
Bessemer
Sumner
Summerfield
Colfax
D. A. Stanton
High Point Board
T. W. Andrews
Andrews
Dred Peacock
Foust
John Z. Williams
Randolph Citizen
Latham
the Enterprise
Air Mail Committee
Frank Linney
Priges
Aucion Sale
Chicago Dairy
Belk-Stevens Co
Pilot Mills
Sea Island
Lonsdale
Nainsock
Madras
Wall Street
Weaver
Delite Holletton
Jardine
F. O. B. Cars
Cunningham Bix Company
le Brick
Thomasville, N. C
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